PRESS ON RECEIVER:
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“Gorgeously seasonal” - Mark Radcliffe
“a rare clarity of harmony, complemented by sublimely inventive overlaps of voices and instruments ” - 5* Michal Boncza
“an organic web of sonic intrigue that balances folk idioms both old and new ” - 4* Simon Godley
“Scandi-noir, but tinged with joy and avant-garde trad ” - Julian May
— 4* SONGLINES MAGAZINE
“Extraordinary album…..The Rheingans sisters have reimagined the role of artist not as observer but as receiver, reflecting back objectively and bearing witness to life. ” - Louise Jordan
— FATEA
“The Yellow Of The Flowers’ transports the audience into a timeless, summery dreamworld; the circulating fiddles buzzing like bees, drifting and dancing with each other, pinpoint shimmering harmonies. ” - 5* Mick Tems
“Receiver is evocative, mesmerizing, experimental, bittersweet and hauntingly beautiful, incorporating familiar string sounds along with unexpected drones and ambience.” - Angel Romero
“An absolutely lovely album: enterprising and thought-provoking, and one to savour and treasure long-term ” - David Kidman
— FOLK LONDON